1.   However, Seldane May cause heart problems if taken with certain antibiotics or anti-fungal drugs, warns Choi.

2.   Sometimes doing that causes nasty structural problems, like a caved-in cake.

3.   In other words er would be would not cause problems or ra raise objection from the N R A because it would conflict with their responsibilities.

4.   He says if the travellers cause problems which require policing, they should pay the bill from their benefits.

5.   Blood vessels that get out of control invariably cause serious problems, like macular degeneration or hemangioma, a disease of newborns.

6.   Even with cancers not related to sexual organs, systemic treatment may cause problems, for example raising the specter of infertility.

7.   For unlike, say Carnegie Hall, where performers benefit as much as listeners from the fine acoustics, the Concertgebouw can cause problems for orchestras.

8.   If measures are not taken now to repair these important programs, they too will begin to break down and cause problems for everyone involved in the system.

9.   In fact, Brav said, errors that cause title problems are not always inadvertent or even innocent.

10.   It forms impenetrable mats of floating plants that can shade out native submerged plants and cause water quality problems.